Collection: 70 Series Land Cruiser Switch Panels

SWITCH PANELS FOR THE 70 SERIES

ADD MULTIPLE ACCESSORY SWITCHES IN ONE TIDY UNIT

A modern 70 Series build accumulates accessories that all need switching. Lightbar, work lights, fridge, compressor, winch, diff lock, fans, rock lights, and various other circuits each need a dedicated switch. Fitting them as individual factory-blank push switches scattered around the dash works but uses up valuable dash real estate. A switch panel groups multiple switches into one tidy unit that mounts in a single location, typically under the dash, on the centre console, or on the roof console. Each switch is independently controlled but the package is far cleaner than a scatter of separate dash switches.

FOUR, SIX, AND EIGHT SWITCH CONFIGURATIONS

Switch panels in this collection come in four, six, and eight switch configurations depending on how many circuits need switching. Each switch is rocker-style with an integrated LED indicator that lights when the circuit is active. Laser-etched function labels identify each switch (winch, lightbar, work lights, compressor, fridge, fans, rock lights, accessory). The internal wiring uses inline fuses for each circuit and a master relay for the panel feed. Mounting brackets are universal so the panel can be located under the dash, on the centre console, or in a roof console depending on the build.

UNIVERSAL FITMENT WITH WIRING KIT INCLUDED

Switch panels are universal mount because they bracket onto any flat or angled surface in the cabin. The wiring kit ships with the panel and includes pre-stripped wire ends, inline fuses, the master relay, and a length of cable sized to reach the engine bay or accessory location. Installation requires connecting each accessory load to the relevant switch output, plus a constant power feed from the battery and a chassis earth. Each listing confirms exact configuration, switch count, and rated current capacity before you order. Pair with a fuse box upgrade if the build runs serious electrical loads.